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Episcopal Services ut Huntington.
tctal Dispatch 10 Tie Lntk!!iaenctr.

eptcht DEpdtch 10 thc IhtLIi0fHctr.
MANNlNGroN, W. Va, Dec. 14.-Rsys.
Woods, Hammond aud CAN'T began q
series ofservicea in this place, lasting from
Sunday until Wednesday evening. The
attention Of excellent congregations, the
representative class of peopls that attend
ed, and the many expressions Of sympathy
and gratitude, were the immediate results
Of this mission work. Rev. MIR. Woods
preached Sunday on "The Judgment and
Power of Christ" On Monday evening
Mr.. Gantt's subject was individual o.
ligation." Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Woods
celebrated the holy communion, and Mr..
Hammond epoke on the benefits OF that
sacrament. In the evening Mr.. CAN'T
preached on "Ihe Reasonable and Com.
Portable Hope Of the Christian" Wednes.
day evening Mr.. Hammond closed the
mission with the evening prayer and a
sermon on the Second Advent. The eb-
aence OF Rov. DR.. Swope and Rsv. W. S.
Campbell was greatly regretted by the
good people Of Mannington; but Or.
Swope Was suddenly called to Philadel-
phia, and Mr.. Campbell was too india-
posed to come.
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IT is ioyiul,y suggested that if the Re.
publican Convention will consent 10
nominate another than Mr.. Blaine, Mr..
Contline may corrsnt to come back into
ths fold gard even to be Chairman Of the
National Committee. The men who have
preferred Mr.. Blaine and do still prefer
him will support the nominee Of the Con-
vention, which 10 moro than Mr.. Conk-
ling did in 1884. And they are numerous
enough to zee that Mr.. Conkling Is not
called away from his lew practice to soil
his dainty fingers by dabbling in the
muddy pool of politic7. ~.
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Mr.. Powicrly's Condition.

scRASroy, Pa, Dec. 1.-THE phyaicians
in attendance upon Grand Master Work
man Powderly asa,sd to a reporter that
while nlight improvement was notice
able in the condition Of Il, cir patient ne
WAS not yet Quits out OF dango,. All the
members Of Mr.. Powder.y's ia!utlj have
been oummoned, and they will reaae'n
with him until his medical advisers pro-
nounce him out Of danger,
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WnlLE q large element OF the British
people Is tuning away iromiree trado and
hoping Tor relief through fair trade, other.
wlso protection, tho President Of the
United s!ats1 saka Congress to force the
American people to fall down and wor-
Bhip the diCcredited Joss OF free trade. 1t
ID spectaclo, ian't w l-.- '. 4
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Tho French and Amsrion.

PARIS. Dec. 1.-THE Parisian press
has taken more interest than usual in the
romarka Of the leading American papers
concerning the change in the Presidency
Of the French Republic, observing with
co,mp!acency, the congratulatory tone
adopted by the exponents Of opinion In
their sister republic, and at the same time
appearing agreeably surprised at finding
mAttorO 80 intelligently discussed.
Mr.. James G. Blaine and Mr.. Levi P.
Morton were received by President Car
notto.day. They were presented by Min
iHter McLane.
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+. TIE National Convention Of Republican
Olub5 10 already m assured aucceos be.
yond the hopes OF Its projectors. Tho G.
o. p. is alive md eager for tho fray. West
Virginia will be well represented at New
York, md wo expect 10 hear good reports
oil tho boys. 'H f' 81
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THE WOOL GROWERS,
The National Merino Sheep Association on
Clevelnnd'B Message,

Inc national Merino Sheep Association on
Clevelnud's Message.
JACKSON, Mich, Dec. 1.-THE seventh
annual session Of tho National Mer;no
Sheep Register Association met here to.
day, President Dean presiding. In the
course OF hia address, referring to Presi.
dent Cleveland's position on the tariff, he
said: ut ia evident that the Executive
head Of the nation, Influenced, no doubt,
by insidious advice and plausible argu.
ments Of free traders, has determined to
sacrifice the wool growing industry in the
interest Of alien masters, and those who
mske o business OF importing products.
The tariff reduction Of 1884 inflicted in.
calculable damage upon the sheep indus.
Try Of the United States. It was hoped
that the worst was over, and that the i'm.
provementa noticed in the past year would
continue, but it Is evident that We m ue.
be up and doing il we hope to overcome
this now enemy"
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To Restrict Immigration.

After tho West Virginia casa was dis-
posed OF, Mr.. Morrill, briefly explained
the bill introduced by him yesterday.
It's main obi act, he said, was TO have the
character OF foreign immigrants exam
ined, first by the United States Consul at
the port Of departure, instead Of by State
Commissioners at the port Of arrival.
The foreign idea, he said, was that the
United States invited free immigration,
regardless OF the character OF the immi-
grants, but the American idea was that it
never really offered an asylum to convicts,
10 irreconcilable ensmies Of law and
order, or to tho occupants OF the Old
Worlds insane asylumu and workhouses.
The doors were left open only to persons
OF good moral character. a-I
By the csngus OF 1880, the population Of
foreign birth and parentsgs was about
l500O000; and the immigration einco
then 4,344, 600. So that, without including
the children born OF foreign parents sinca
1880. there WAS now in this country for.
elgn population Of 1o,34000O, or nearly
one.third OF the entire population.
This disclosed the enormous attractive
force exerted by this country on the in
habitants Of Europe. He had lately visited
Castle Garden, N. Y, where q vessel had
just arrived from Antwerp with 800 i'm
migrants, and the sight he had Witnessed
suggested the doubt whether this country
possessed the trsnscandent power to trans-
form all those immigrants into good and
valuable American citizens. @
There was too strong a tendency in
Europe 10 regard the United States as q
ceespool for the vileat products of the old
world. Provident husbandry demanded
that young America should not be wholly
deprived Of Its birth right. He moved
that the bill be referred to the Judiciary
Committee. sg,s
Mr.. Edmunds suggested that tho sub
ject more properly belonged to the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations, and he
moved that reference. -
The latter motion was sgreed to, and or
motion OF Mr.. Edmunds the Senate thor
proceeded to the consideration Of execu
tive business. In about ten minutes the
doora were roopened, and tho Senate ad
journed until tomorrow.
The President has sent to the Senate
several hundred recess postmaster nomi
nations, smong them the following
George Dsniels, sandusky, O.; F. N. 10
gan, Springfield, Q.
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ATLANTA, a., Dec, l4.-General Long
street has applied ior State pension
under the law passed by the last Leglnla.
ture providing pensions to wounded Con-
iederate soldiers. Gsneral Longstreet WAS
wounded in the second day OF the Wilder
noes. He is seventy years old and Is a
poor man. The number Ok applications
under the law Is very large.
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DENOUNCED IN STRONG LANGUAGE
as the most powerful antagoniat that or.
ganized labor has to contend y!th. Several
bitter attacks were made on the boss brew.
ers of St. Louis and New York for their
unjust treatment Of employees and their
arbitrary actions towards saloon keepers.
Some oppodhon to tho boycott method Of
fighting was developed and the more con.
servative element succeeded in having
the resolution referred to the Executive
Council ior consideration. The conven.
ton thon adjourned nntll tomorrow
morning at 0 o'clock. -Jgr0 II
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A GROWING EVIL,
Woolen Manufacturers to Hold n Meeting to
Decide Upon Remedy.

u
Decide Upon Remedy.
New YORK. Dec. l4-The american
EEool Reporter this week says the wooden
manufacturing business has been 50 utlering
greatly from the growing evil Of long terms
Of credit, dating bills ahead and sales upon
open account. 'I
Tho result is that lbs prominent manu-.
facturers have subscribed themselves AZ
desirous OF attending ameeting to be held
In Now York to remedy these evils. The
details Of the date and place OF meeting
have not yet been arranged, but the com.
mittee having the matter in charge hope
10 have the meeting occur Immediately
after the holidays. Meantime the cali il
conatantly receiving additional pienatu,es
Of wooden manufacturers. ijal@ N
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A $1,000 Laundry Fro.

UNloSTowN, Pa, Dec. 15.-A fire broke
out In the second story Of Bowers ateam
laundry and dyeing establishment on Peter
street about 2 o'clock yesterday. Before
the flames were extinguished they licked
up about thousand dollars worth, OF pro-
perty, including many cuffs, collars, uhirts,
etc., belonging to customers. lG :
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DuLuru, MINI, Dec. 14.-1t is reported
that 3. 1. Sawyer, President OF the Duluth
Roller Mill Company, who is in Washing
ton Territory, got away with $50, 900 Of the
company's money. Sawyer was engaged
to the daughter Of one OF the wealthieat
citizens Of st, Paul. M
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A College professor In Trouble.

PE7rnsruEa, Va, Dec. 14.-Proi. ".
Il. Smith, one Of the Faculty Of tho Vir-
ginla Normal and Collegiate Institute, has
been waited upon by vigilance commit
toe of twelve men and ordered to loave
tho city within the next five days. Tho
oaense with which the Professor is charp-
cd Is that Of having made improper pro-
possis to female friend Of the members
Of the committee. Prot Smith denies
the charge and says that he proposes to
remain where be ia and take the con.
eeQuenceH, ,. ~
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DOCTORS DISAGREE.
College Presidents Give their Views on tn
Jr Cleveland Mossngc. o

College Presidents Give their Viows on the
' Cleveland Mossngo.
New YoRK, Dec. l4.-In regard 10 the
Presidents message, President Elliott, Of
Harvard, has written the following letter
to the World: 4T '.., 5gs
"In reply to your inquiry Of the '7th
inst, beg to say that find President
Cleveland's views on tariff revision and
the reduction Of the surplus sound eco.
nomicIlly, aagacious politically, and thor
ouGhly patriotic" sl@.
President Bartlett, of Dartmouth COL
lege, writes: "Ae am not in politics, e1.
cept as a voter, it is hardly worth while
for me to enter on any criticism Of the
Presidents message. My views are not
in accordance with many Of its conclu.
sions nor with the reasoning by which
they are supported" .,%
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Tho Il. & o. vico.prerldoncles.

bALTlMoRE, Md, Dec. 1.-THE regular
monthly meeting Of tho Baltimore K Ohio
dlrectorn was hold to-day. Only routine
bueiness WIS attended to. The indications
now arc that President Spencer will nomi-
nate William NJ. Clements md Thomas
K. Sharp lor heyacant Vice Presidencles.
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A Miners Strikes

PlT7snuRaH, Pa, Dec. 14.-A strike Of
1,l00 coal miners occurred at Grove
City Pa, on the line Of the Shen-
anRo & Allegheny Railroad, TO-.
day. A demand WAS made Bev.
eral days ago to arbitrate on the Co.
lumbus scale. This the operators refused
to do, and the men came out this morn
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Hen iiutler Flops Again,

New YonK, Dec, l4.-The SUMS Lowell,
Msss., special nays General Butler dra.
matlcally to:o tho Republican ballot into
pieces yesterday ct his voting precinct
aud voted the head OF 1t, Mr.. Palmer. He
hold itup whero his Democratic friends
rnuli eno n I.I# .- - -
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THE GROWN PRINCE.
A Report that ho " Again Very Seriously

LONDON, Dec. 14.-Dr. Mackenzie has
a!artod for San Reno, having been sum.
moned to make another examination Of
the German Grown Princes Throat.
Foreign and home stocks are flat on &C.
count OF tho departure Of DR.. Mackenzie,
the impression being that the German
Grown Prince has had a relapse.
Dispatches received here report that the
condition Of the German Grown Princes
throat has suddenly become worse, and
that special medical consultation has
been called at San Reno. This, the re-
port aays, explains Dr.. Macksnzie'a hur-
rled departure from England.
LATER.
Tho Crown Princes symptoms are
The tumor is spreading rapid
ly, with deplorable results.
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An Army Dosorter Commits Suicide,

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 14.-Oliver P. Cald-
well, a deserter from the United States
army, fell noar the State House yesterday
afternoon, and died soon after from the
eaects OF dose OF strychnine. He be
lleyed that ofiicsrs wero In pursuit,
and said he preferred death rather than
capture and return to tho srmy.
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Pensions Granted,

<VFofN'~''
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 4.-Penaions
we're granted to-day, IS follew1;
West Virginia-susnn, widow Of Jamos
Haues, Harpers Ferry; Richard n. Post.
lethwait, West; John D. Watson, j.,
Wyatt, increase; Elijah Hoy, Wayerly,
incrsase; Henry Wres.on, Oak HiIl, re.
issue and increase; minor heirs Of Nathan
Blake, Glen Esston; Ann, mother OF
CHARLES A. Ellis, st. Albaus; Lydia, widow
Of william Fisher, Walnut Grove: Joseph
Webb, Wheo!ing; Hezekiah Greenloe.
Flat Rock; Wesley s. Scott. Twiggs. in.
crease; John Bid, Goa'n, increase; John
G. Hill, Rar.ia' Ferry, reissue, Adam
Stewart reissue and increase.
Ohio-Henry Fairchiid, insane, Mt.
Vernon; David F: Ps1son, Harper'g Fer
~; Daniel Brownlee, Steubeuville. Mexi.
can war; George A.. Matthews, Proctor.
vile; Fernando Daviduon, Martins Ferry
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chances for reelection by his low tariff
message, and Colonel Il. H. Thomas, sec.
retary Of the Pennsylvania Grange, says
It has made his defeat for denomination,
which he thinks will 70 to Governor Hill.
The Pennsylvania grangers nro highly In.
dlgnant at the proposition 10 wipe out the
duty on wool and othor raw material,
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Patents 70 Wont virginians.

Patents 70 Wont virginians.
Special Dispslch 10 the E.tt!icencer. .s <
WASHINGTON. D. O., Dec. Il Davis NJ.
Kilmer, Of MartinHburg, has been granted
q patent for an improved broom rack and
Samuel u. Turner, OF Buckhannon, for
design for bed spring. ...5g
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The Landlords' Last Chance.

DUBLIN, Dec. 14.-At q landlords con-
vention here to-day, Lord Lanadowne's
agent advocated that the State advance
funds for the landlords to pay their mort
cages and take the rentals cs security,
Mr.. Everard said that this was the land
lords last chance,
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The Spanish Grown prInce,. 1u

LISBON, Dec. 1.-THE Crown Princess
was to-day delivered Of daughter. The
infaut lived only two hours. The mother
ia in critical condition. The Grown
Princess, who Is daughter Of the Count
OF Paris, is in her 23rd year, and was
married to the Grown Prince on May %,
1886. -
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Wcat y'irgininus at tho Capital.

Wcat VlFRIhIhhs ht INC oap1tut'
Special Dtpaleh to the Intelli0encer.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. l4-W. F.
Minnick, Of Weston, passed through
Washington to-day, bound for Baltimore.
George M. Bowers. OF Martinsburg. is
registered at the National to-day. Mr.,
Lucas is still in town. He feels badly
over tho summary manner in which the
saSste d!spored Of bis contest. General
Goif left for New York tonight to attend
tue National Convention 81 Republican
Clubs. q" - I..tt
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Chicago Defeats at. Louis.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 14-Ohicago de.
ieated the st. Louis Browns to-day, by
score Of Ave to ono. Carroll and Mullane
wero the battery for Chicago, and Bushong
and Foulz for st. Louis, 3E9 =
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Carnms al Factory Burned.

PrrTsBuRaH, Pa, Dec. l4.-G. F. Nc.
Donald'a caramelIfactory, No. Is Wood
atreet, was badly gutted by FIRE tonight.
Loss $4,000, }I0f M
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Torrible Destruction Mt Lancaster.

LANCASTER, Pa, Dec. 4.-The barn OF
John Becker, in Manor township, was
burned last night with all the season's
crop and farm implements. Thirty head
Of cattle, twenty-five hogs, five mules and
q horse we're burned to death. LOSS,
S12, 900; insurance, 3S,400.
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Postrnustor ut Jordan.
Special Dlspaleh 10 The InttlIieeseer.
WARRINGTON, D. O., Dec. l4.-Robert L.
Young Was to-day appointed Postmaster
at Jordan. W. Va, to succeed John 81.
Davis. ,I5l "
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-uE AMERICAN UNION,

In conclusion ho said: II shall never
cease to remember that during that awful
period there was not baltic 6eld for
American liberty which was not illustrated
by Irish Yslor and conaecrated Irish
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Ghp G,ttelliqettttr.
once, Nos. ao and ~ fourteouth Street.
YESTERDAY the President Of France re-
celyed tho most distinguished American
STATESMAN FRANK LAwLER has some
vlews on tho Presidential question which
do credit 10 his keen perception.

YovR Uncle John Sherman showed
himself once moro as true American In
hla speech at the reception Of tho 11lsh
visitors in Washington. That talk has
the ring OF the nterling metal. u"
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Only 100000 bushels.

WAsulNaroN, Pa, Dec. l4.-Willism
McOrun, assignee Of tho Allegheny say.
inga bank, has brought suit against James
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Jones, the Monongahela coal contractor,
sskine $2O0, 900 damages. He alleges that
Mr.. Jones has mined and removed 0,0OO,.
600 bushels Of coal, ninety acres from un.
der land owned by Mrs. McCrum, % as.
niguee Of the bank.
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A DlstinSuishcd Soldier Dead

EEw YoRK, Dec. l4.-General Thomas
Kilby smith, Of Philadelphia, distlng.
uisbed soldier IN the war Of the rebellion,
died hero to-day. Aged 81 years. -i7'
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Tho Grnngers and Cleveland's Message.
HARnIsnuRa, Dec. 14.-W. A. Arm.
strong, master OF the New York State
Grange, thinks Cleveland has blasted his
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FEDERATION OF LABOR.
Tho sesslon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Per Woe
for tho Glnss Strikers.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 14.-Tho Federation ol
Labor Convention began business late this
morning with comparatively few delegates
present. William Martin, of Pittsburgh,
offereda rule by which all delegates not
answering to roll call will be fined. This
rule was adopted. The convention wont
into executive aession, and excluded re-
porters during part Of the morning pro-
ceedinpa. When tho treasurer'a report
was to be presented the doors were closed
and all outsiders had to leave during the
secret aession. The treasurer's report Il as
acted upon, and delegates say it WAS
adopted. The attitude of tho Federation
toward the Knights Of Labor was shown
this morning. The New York shoemak.
ers who LETT the K. Of L. sent delegate
here to-day. He was refused admission
on the ground that his constituents had
not obeyed the commando Of the Knights
Of Labor while members Of that body.
This action clearly shows that the Fedora
ton will not fight the Z. OF L. Ham Burt
did his best for the New York shoemak-
ers, and offered resolution that they
ahould be taken into the Federation when
they shall have formed FIVE local branch
es. This measure Nss declared out OF
order. ". J. Dillon, OF the Flint Glass
Workers Union, says that arrangements
have been made by which the Federation
will contribute $4,000 per week to the
Pittsb burgh tableware men now on strike.
President Weihe, Of the Amalgamated
Iron and Steel Workers, is slated for an
Office in the Federation.
The report OF the finance committee
shows that tho total expenses OF the Fed.
Grafton for the paet year, including the
publication OF the Union Advocate, and
Isl, 900 as the salary OF President Gompers
were 81, 100.23, leaving q small balance il
the treasury.
AFTERNOON sEssIoE.
In the afternoon letter was read from
Henry BroadhurHt, chairman OF the Trader
Unions Parliamentary Committee Of Eng
land, asking the federation to send a rep
resentaiion to the international conven
ton to be held in London ne3t year, ant
one from the Russian-American Eationa
League, at New York, asking the Fedora
ton to use its influence, to prevent ths
passage by Congress Of On extraditior
treaty with Russia. = '.sl
Il. NJ. Ogden, representing the Oincin
natl Typographical Union, offered reso
linton condemning the boycott instituted
by the Knights Of Labor against the New
York Sun, and declaring that paper abov|
reproach in its fairness to associated unio1
labor. ".,.
humorous regolationB we're INTRODUCED
covering various subjects, Huch as ot1icia
endorsement Of union labels strengthen
ing local and central labor unions, etc.
| One that caused a lengthy and warn
debate vSo proposition to recommend {
boycott on all beer bsswed in Milwaukee
until the exiating differences between th'
brewers OF that city and their employee
shall hs5o been satisfactorily adjusted
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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-01-29
Tho Housakeeper,s compl.ins.

Auo nOUOoAoePexS SOnPAoAn~
II am discouraged. have too much to
do. am tired. I am sick. I supposed I
was put into this house to keep it clean, but
Il Is too much work. won't try. will 60
to sleep. don't care what becomes Of the
house."
The above is an allegory. The discouraged
housekeeper is the liver, which, indeed, is
often called ''the housekeeper of our health. I"
II il does 60 to sleep az it threatened, q
crowd of diseases are all ready to spring mp
% q consequence. DR.. Pleros's Golden
Medical Discovery" acts upon the liver and
assists it in its work Of housekeeping and
house cleansing. It is the great liver RENE
dy and blood cleanser, and cures Ill the long
train Of chronic mslsdies resulting from q
torpid or sluggish. sleepy liver. such as sick
headache, scrofulous diseases, as ulcers,
s'tever-sores," "white swellings," hip joint
disease, consumption Of the lungs (which is
really only scrofula manifesting itself in the
delicate tissues of these organs), also all
skin diseases, as blotches, pimples and
erupttons, and all blood taints, however ac-
Quired.